violence. good evening. san dertion escaped from the mental facility in redwood city. 7 news reporter is at the san mateo county sheriff's office live tonight with the the latest on the search. amma? >>reporter: yes dan. sheriff's office really wants to find 34-year-old derek sanders who again as you said is a sex offender. he escaped some time overnight from the court mental health facility off 280 located off of the edge wood exit there. it's kind of a wooded area. they say that he escaped through an elevator shaft. staff noticed he was missing when they did the rounds around 4 a.m. and they don't know where he has gone at this point. but again they are so concerned about finding him because he's a high risk sex offender. >> he's a parolee. he has violence in his history. he has prior sex offense in his history. the fact that he has also sex offense with minors l, definitely high risk in our

community. >>reporter: again this is what sanders looks like. he's described as being 5 foot 11. 165 pounds. he was last seen wearing a red polo shirt and blue jeans. again he escaped overnight and police are really stressing not to engage this man. if you do see him call police right away. they really want to get him back in custod custody. live in san mateo county. >> thanks very much amma. >> mean time sonoma county jail inmate shot with taser today when he tried to escape from a santa rosa courtroom. 34-year-old jessie james gram was in court on probation violation when he leaped over the railing and tried to bolt for the door. bailiff hit gram with a taser which also zap the man trying to stop him. gram was subdued and other man is apparently okay tonight. sky 7 hd took these pictures in san jose this evening where police chase ended with the suspect ramming a pickup truck at north 11 and st. james street. we have learned a santa clara county sheriff's deputy tried to stop someone driving erratically on

south bound highway 101 near san jose airport. the driver refused to stop. highway patrol says he just missed hitting one of his officers. suspect then exited the freeway leading police on chase through city streets. officers arrested the man after he tried to run away on foot about half hour ago. it appears there are no serious injuries but it was a pretty chaotic scene. >> had in the mean time police pursuit came to violent end in the middle of east bay freeway when the driver of the car police were chasing lost control. he was tasered and taken into custody. arrested after are dramatic high speed police chase. stolen car flipped over on 8 80 near the arena. several cars hit by the driver who again was ultimately hit with a taser to stop him. the story tonight from lee ann. >>reporter: tearsed by oakland pd the suspect was handcuffed and kept face down on the ground. police had their guns pointed at the man. car he was driving overturned. several

lanes of northbound 8 80 closed creating a back up that went all the way that san lorenzo. police say they tried to stop the driver near heing road because they suspected it was stolen car. the pursuit happened after officers tried to pull the car over when the driver sped away. during the chase several cars were hit including this one owned by a union city family with a child in the rear seat. fortunately the young boy was safely strapped in a car seat and was not hurt. they were on their way to 6 flags discovery kingdom. >> baby was sleeping next to me and suddenly like when i turn back the glass was shattered and almost when we turn back the car was upside down. >> i think he was coming very fast. so he hit us. and one more van and another truck. >>reporter: what did it feel like to be hit at that speed. >> this is big bump. yes.

>>reporter: nobody suffered major injuries but the suspect was put inside an ambulance and sent to the hospital. he will be taken later to jail. l suspect was taken to the hospital because it ace standard practice to do so after a taser is used on someone. in oakland, abc 7 news. group of thieves didn't just steal apple merchandise they practically went on shopping spree. this is video in campbell. thieves grab a shopping cart and fill it up with i-pad. i phones and i-po i-pods. they stole more than 160,000 dollars in electronic. police say it's likely all the merchandise will show up on ebay or craigslist and they warn people to be careful so that you do not buy stolen merchandise on line. >> moody says it expects more california citys to go bankrup bankrupt. credit reporting agency is planning to begin a

wide ranging review of city across california finance to see if any could go broke. these cities went into bankruptcy this year. some cities are considering bankruptcy as way to avoid making payments to bond holders say moody. >> no im practice. for california latest unemployment numbers. jobless rate remained the same as did it in june at 10.7%. that compares to 8.3 percent for the entire united states. the golden state added about 25,000 jobs mostly in government financial services and hospitality. but jobless claims offset those gains basically a wash. losses included jobs in construction, manufacturing and transportation. treasure island was one of the navy premier west coast bases before being turned of to san francisco to be developed. the dreams of a thriving community there with high-rise and thousands of new homes may just that. a dream. the problem? radiation. navy left behind.

wayne has the story tonight. >> take a good look at treasure island's redevelopment. are you impress snd where are the high-rises with those 20,000 residents? for that matter where is anything that lacks like progress? >> the older i get and sit back and laugh at this. >>reporter: back in 2004 former supervisor hall ran this project for the city of san francisco until essentially called it an empty political promise of jobs and prosperity that could never be built. now that the navy has reported more radioactive waste on the island in more places than originally thought, hall looks like approve it. >> not about radiation. radiation is the latest thing they are using to keep from anything happening out here because they know it will never happen. >>reporter: radiation does exist. it's labeled. it is piled. it is measured and in some cases disposed november places long forgotten. the new report does not surprise environmentalist l.

>> better job should have been done in researching this because the material was there, available. >> who is that on. >> on the navy. >>reporter: opponent of the high-rise project look forward to delay of years now at the least. among them attorney tony who believes what we don't know may just as dangerous what is we do. >> you have to properly characterizes the island for potential radiologic impact. that hasn't been done. >>reporter: whether a journey for treasure island mean time from land fill to world fair to occupation by the navy to abandonment. to ruin. to memory of distant promise. >> it can be developed. sits on the large he goes earthquake fault in the bay area. impossible to develop thelan they are talking about out here and they ought to tell the people the truth. >>reporter: we hoped to speak with the treasure island developer authorities today they work in the building right over there behind us. that is jaws few steps away. we have been here all day. no response. on treasure island wayne, abc 7 news. we'll keep trying. from

the mean streets of oakland operation cease fire. coming up. oakland staggering homicide rate and new strategy to reduce gun violence. >> fast moving flood rivers of mud the thunderstorms in southern california. >> i'm spencer in the accu-weather forecast center. give you a close-up look at the radar image in southern california as well as a look at sprinkles headed for the bay area in my accu-weather forecast coming up. >> bike rider bill of rights. south bay city whereby sickest can now fight back against the can now fight back against the drivers who harasssas

>> with that little explosion the end of 5 hour ordeal in palo alto. resident on maplewood drive reported a suspicious did he snris a driveway around 2:30 saying it looked like a soda bottle wrapped in gauze and tape. authorities arrived ordered shelter in place and barricaded the street while a robot checked things out no. word yet on what exactly the device was but the danger is over. it is being called cease fire. crime fighting strategy that oakland firms officials hope will dramatically russ number of shootings in the cit city. so far this year 73 people have been killed on the streets of oakland. 6 in just

the past week. tonight nick smith explains what this so-called cease fire initiative is all about. >> as person who lives and works in satellite of oakland i have seen lots of plans come and go. >>reporter: today city leaders meet mooind behind closed doors to discuss another crime fighting plan but insist the approach is different this time. >> we get technical assistance which is something the city has not received before. >>reporter: it's called cease fire. it's a plan that is built on community alines that is use data analysis best yacht licensed for city resources. policy advisor to kwan she says crunching numbers provide the city and partnering law enforcement agency with real data for targeted approach. >> federal government, atf, dea, fbi, u.s. marshall coordinating the existing assistance that we have from them an weaving into the cease fire initiative as well as local law enforcement agency like probation and parole. >>reporter: getting attorney sign off on the plan may not be

easy. oakland law enforcement policy have long had a reputation of targeting black men. this kfc the scene of oakland motion recent gun related homicide of the year. >> not just targeting african american men. >>reporter: also where we met tony stark. who says the spike in crime demand creative policing. >> it's basically for everybody safety. so everybody should want that. >> we are one of the fans of the police department. >>reporter: frank is part of the community base group that are now who says cease fire can only be successful if the community is partner with law enforcement. >> we have your back. usurious as resource. there are a lot of residence in the city of oakland that want to make the city better. >>reporter: the city is planning a campaign to introduce cease fire to the public. they plan to roll it in and out september. in oakland, nick smith abc 7 news. >> to southern california for couple moment. residents forced out of their homes because of wildfire in east san

diego able to return now. rare look from one of the helicopters fighting the massive blaze fpt this is joyed from u.s. marine helicopter that performed water drop over the 22,000 acre fire that broke out on sun. today evacuation orders were lifted for the communities of rancho and san philip. flames came close to homes in the towns early c this week but unburned. state fire officials believe lightning is what started that fire. here's what is happening now in southern california. heavy rains from thunderstorms have triggered flash floods and mud flow in part of san bernardino county. this is video from a man living in forest falls about 75 miles east of los angeles. it show as massive water debris pushing underneath a local bridge. county sheriff says evacuation have not been order ordered but they are carefully monitoring the flooding as would you expect. now mud and debris just came washing down a number of hill sides. several roads have been blocked by the flooding. as you can see this

one has as well. so it's really just a really terrible situation that came up so quickly in southern california. spencer is here with our forecast but of course he's monitoring the really extreme weather down south spencer. >> that's true. we have a live doppler 7 hd looping image the show you how the storms tapering off down in the area right now. seems like the heaviest activity was banning east of riverside and heavy rains fell in a short period of time and of course that can cause flash flood with very heavy rain in just a short time but they are winding down now. meanwhile live doppler 7 hd shows you moisture moving through the bay area right now and sprinkle just offshore from half moon bay and many sprinkle down around santa cruz as well. so we could see some droplet around the bay area during the night overnight hours. looking at mainly dry conditions and 83 in antioch that is our warm spot. 60's and 70's in other inland location. 56 here in san francisco. these are our

highlights with the clouds and fog increasing overnight along with a chance of sprinkle or light showers during the nighttime and overnight hours. sunny and warm conditions settle in on sunday and monday. so with the foggy and clouds and the chance of spring el tonight. low pressures drop into the mid upper 50's. mild overnight and here's is what happening in the atmosphere satellite radar composite image shows a movement of the upper level low. we have been showing you the last several days continuing to move northward but still pulling autopsy stream of moisture. skinny but nonetheless moisture from the south and that is producing a chance of sprinkle here. 11:00 o'clock we see continuing flow of high clouds and mid level clouds we already have in through tomorrow morning mainly cloudy and probably see some sprinkle off the big sur maybe another location as well. later in the day afternoon hours we see thunderstorms developing yet again over the sierra. there do and likely to be as wide

spread if not more wide spread if not warm. south bay will see high pressures from the upper 70's into the low 80's. 80 at san jose and cupertino 79 santa clara. mainly 70's on the peninsula. 72 san mateo o. 75 redwood city mountain view and cool on the coast. 60 half moon bay. downtown san francisco high of 63 tomorrow. 59 in the sun set district up in the north bay it's mild to warm with high mainly in the low 80's. 82 at santa rosa and napa 81 in sonoma. east bay look for high of 69 oak land. 71 at hayward and 76 atmon fremont. inland east bay is a bit warmer. 86 concord danville livermore and near monterey bay we see high in the 70's near the bay and 80's inland. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. after cloudy cooler day tomorrow we have sunny warm conditions on sunday and monday. inland high those two days will be around 90 or

just above 90. then temperatures taper off few degrees under mainly sunny conditions for the rest of next week. great looking week ahead with no extreme to the temperatures. >> looks nice. coming up here 010 you and how the thing could turn into a nasty custody battle. >> every commuter fantasy urban jungle taken with a formula one race car. spencer dwroud live in new york. you would have loved to move through that loved to move through that quickly.

>> in san francisco muni has taken unprecedented step of posting disclaimer on the buses distancing itself from simmering free speech controversy in response to controversial ad abc 7 news first told but last week. it

reads in any war between the civilize man and the savage the support israel defeat jihad. muni has gotten so many complaints from arab group calling it hate speech it posted an ad of its own saying it prohibits discrimination and con demonstration the word savage. billboard was paid for by umbrella group called stop islamic of america that won a court order to post a similar ad in new york subways. >> santa rosa police say it was road rage that led elderly man to drive on to a golf course and run that a bicyclist. happened late thursday afternoon near the oak mont golf course. cyclist claims the motorist drove alongside him and tried to hit him. cyclist went on a cart path that the golf course but the driver followed on to the golf course and eventually hit him with the car. police are lacking for a beige or gold sedan possibly a toyota corolla with a broken side view mirror

on the passenger side. cyclist suffered only cuts and bruises. thank goodness. in an effort to make sunnyvale a city that is even more bicycle friendly a new law takes effect today. allows bike investigators sue in court if they are harassed or injured by a motorist in a traffic incident. and collect triple damages. bikeers who spoke to receive news today were curious how the new law will work. some wonder if it's even necessary but the city says this ordinance underscores its support for bike riders. >> we have a very car orient the transportation network. and there's no way that a cyclist or pedestrians can compete with a vehicle when a car is in a situation of violating the rules of the roa road. and so this really does help to certainly raise awareness. >> this law fashion after ordinance that have already gone into effect in two other california city. identical law went into effect in los angeles and this february berkeley

adopt add similar ordinance. by wait the author of berkeley ordinances that he has not heard of any one filing suit with their new ordinance in place. well if our young baseball players from petaluma don't win the little league world series there is plenty of reason to cheer on a team from indianapolis. the kid are room with another team from you grand a for the as near as pennsylvania. when they learn the competitors didn't have any clothes and shoes indianapolis team stepped up to the plate and asked for donation from his the parents back at home. the team collected more than enough for each player on the uganda team. extra clothes and shoes will be mailed back to africa when the team heads home a after the series. very, very nice. >> what happens when you are found guilty of holligan. stunt against russian president putin earns a punching band two years in jail. >> really bad shape. severely dehydrated. she actually didn't even make a sound. >> firefighters battle to do

their job. home of hoarder mean very little defensible space. >> plus took longer than it normally would. >> we have t story as 7 news at 9:00 continues tonight. >> also ahead here. the super agar. people whose memory are as good as those decades younger. h what do you think of this one? really?

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>> good evening again thanks for being here. start in san francisco this half hour with major warning tonight from the fire chief after an overnight fire that killed 2 men. fire broke out around 3:30 this morning on vienna street near john mack park. amount of stuff in the house kept

firefighters from rescuing the victims in time. amy has the story. >>reporter: firefighters say there were so much stuff stock piled inside this home they had a hard time getting to the victims. >> it tack longer than it normally would in a house that would be free of the debris. so yes it took because 20 minutes to get the first victim. and then another 10 or 12 minutes to locate the second victim. >>reporter: normally she says would it just take a minute or 2. both of the elderly men inside died. >> loss of life is always many disheartening. but i'm confident that the crews here did the best they could and rapid response and aggressive search to g g get them the best response that humanly is possible. >>reporter: look at the garage. firefighters say this is a snap shot of what it looked like inside. one firefighters said 2 of the 3 rooms had stuff stacked all the way to the ceiling. in the kitchen he said you couldn't get to the sink.

>> i had a hard time walking through i had the benefit of it being cleared of smoke and flames so the crew did an incredible job in suppressing the fire and trying to attempt rescue. >>reporter: people in the neighborhood say they could tell there was a possible hoar hoarding issue here without even going in the home. >> but when you look the window you could see piles and piles of things. so i'm really sorry that happened. >>reporter: firefighters say it appears one of the men did get up and try to escape. neighbors say the other man was bed ridden. >> they were nice people. one of them was real sick but the other one he was a good guy. he took care of the other one. >>reporter: firefighters say there were a couple of rooms where there was stuff piled all the way to the ceiling. the chief says hoarding is more common than you might this she called this an extreme case. in san francisco, amy, abc 7 news. what it house is speaking out after a russian judge sent 3 women punching rocker to prison for stage ago protest that mocked president putin.

spokesman says president obama has serious concerns about the punish many. international outrage is raising question about whether this time putin has gone too far. news reporter has the story. >>reporter: inside the courtroom the rock trio defian defiantly rolled their eye as the verdict read. learned that each of them was going to prison for two years. convicted of holligan driven by religious hatred. the crime? publicly challenging putin with this stunt. rock protest at moscow cathedral where they beg for divine intervention to rid russia of the long time leader. outside the court, outrage. >> this is a case we have a political prosecution. >>reporter: around the world the trial of the punching band mobilize support with stars of sting to paul to madonna speaking out. >> i think it has paid the price with this act and i pray

for their freedom. >>reporter: today was president obama white house saying it was disappointed with the ruling. but in russia putin rules not the people. his macho antic from bare chested horseback ride to go judo fighting. all staged for the camera. hidden from the public eye an estimated billion dollar home said to be built for putin near the plaque sea by mass i feel in trend but when he ran for third term this year suddenly something new. opposition. tens of thousands marched. unprecedented challenge. unthinkable in russia just months before. today tough sentence of the 3 musicians clearly aimed at sending a message to the mas masses. >> the search is on for for man who stole a 75,000 dollar mazzaratti right off the dealership lot in los angeles. look at how the brazen heist went down. the man checked out the car with the sales man by his side then asked for the key to turn the car on. and hear

the engine. okay. fine. well, there he goes. with the sales person holding the door the man drives off the lot. the guy never asked for a test drive so he never handed over a driver's license. just wanted to turn the car on he said. police think the car has been shipped out of the country or at least perhaps taken apart and sold for pieces. >> well, now to what should be a heart warming story of dog rescued from certain death. dog is okay. that's just the beginning of this drama. dan harris has the story. >>reporter: this is the face that launched a risky rescue mission. 2 hikers scott and amanda washburn came across this german shepherd named missy at 13,000 feet alone. hungry and wounded. >> we couldn't fathom the idea of leaving her up there to die. >>reporter: couple from colorado couldn't get the animal down on their own so they posted her picture and location on line. >> medley twisted my gut. gave me one of those instinct that just said okay it's time to go.

>>reporter: the response was huge and soon a search party of 7 mostly strangers headed out. when they found missy she has been marooned on the mountain for 8 days. >> paws were all torn up and bloody. she was crippled. basically over. >>reporter: they loaded the dog into a backpack for the long walk down. the image indelible. >> the dog lived for 8 days on the mountain without anything and she still is the sweetest dog ever. >>reporter: this morning missy treated for dehydration and injured paws and her prognosis is good. but here's the twist. her owner a 29-year-old named anthony here on the face book photo has now emerged saying he wants his dog back. >> he didn't do enough to get her off the mountain and therefore doesn't deserve to get her back. >>reporter: in on line forum he explains that he tried but was unable to carry his pet down the mountain by himself. i humbly beg for giveness of the community and most of all my missy girl. community

response has been fierce. >> left her to die. >>reporter: the case is now in the hands of animal control. dan harris abc news, new york. deputy working the case says decision about missy future probably won't be made for months. deputy says it's possible the owner could face animal cruelty charges. just ahead here. helping children with life threatening illnesses. we take you inside a bay area camp where kids set aside their fear for a time and make friends. make friends. [ thunder crashes ]

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>> intriguing new study out tonight about the brain and keeping a razor sharp memory. secret of the so-called super agar. people in their 80's who can trounce people half their age. here's dr. richard vesse

vesser. >> super agar. think of it as kind of triple world score brain. virginia is one of the them. >> i started playing piano when i was 64. crossword puzzle i like a lot. and many of course scrabble. >>reporter: she does it in pen. she has what we all want. a brain at 84 that looks and acts young. that's from looking directly at her brain. >> we found that the super aga agars actually lack more like the 50-year-old. >>reporter: emily northwestern university have scan of dozen senior particularly well on memory test and compared them to 50-year-old. that's where super agar come in. new name for people between 80 and 90 whose memory don't decline. look at the average brain outer most layer. cerebral cortex usually 2 to 3 mm. thick. this memory starts to thin but

not in these folk. >> despite being 20 to 30 years older they have part of the brain that seems to have more cell in it and so the question is why. >>reporter: virginia says she's too busy living her life. one scrabble game at a time to think bit much. >> i don't know what i did to cause that. it's just in the geni guess. >>reporter: dr. richard vesser new york. >> twin sisters living with genetic disease share their story of survival. they were key note speaker at today's organ could nation symposium in pleasanton. twins about born with cf are feature entered documentary about their journey to receiving double lung transplant at stanford. >> i always like to tell people that it's really a story of the power of 2 but it's really the story of power of many, many people who have been our mentor because they themselves have been advocate, too. >>reporter: representatives from the california transplant donor network were also there to register participant for the

donate life walk taking place september 8 in fremont. child who is diagnosed with life threatening illness means the entire family is affected and often for very long time. they need a lot of support. and there is a place where family can get that support for free in if you please relaxing environment in the east bay thanks to the taylor family found dation. cheryl jennings has the story. >> happy birthday ♪ to you ♪ ♪. >>reporter: every birthday is important to children. especially if they have a life threatening illness. here in livermore they get to celebrate with their family and new friends. this is jack camp. take already family foundation provides this camp for free for children diagnosed with brain tumors. who in your family has brain cancer. >> me. my sister. and we tried different things for it. it just should returning then it grew and should returning and grew. >> my brother now he has a

little bit of a problem with hearing an his brain doesn't work as well but we are happy he's survived. >> first time i came to camp i met somebody with the same brain tumor as me. my brain tumor is rare so that was cool. >>reporter: this foundation provide as crucial left of support for the families so stressed out by their child illness. >> we first came to camp right before ashley second surgery and we didn't really know anybody who was going through what we were going through. >>reporter: camp director runs a support group for the adults where they talk about the child illness having a ripple effect open the whole family. >> it's the sibling who is maybe being left with family members or friends while the parents are spending time at the hospital. financial stress because parents weren't to be with their child and not be able to be at their job. lose their job because of it. >>reporter: this camp is deeply personal. melissa phillips wasn't even 3 when he was diagnosed with multiple brain tumor plus she had a new

baby. melissa is my niece. >> i feel in like each time you tell your story to somebody who really understands. doesn't want the short one minute version where it has a happyening. they want to know the details. >>reporter: mitch turner son was diagnosed when he was 4. his baby brother celebrated his first birthday while aden was recovering from brain surgery. >> it was really difficult for me the first camp listening to all the stories. i think i can't do this any more i can't come back. but just seeing how much fun the joy that he has when he comes here and the friend that he has i was lake i can't deny him that. >>reporter: they work together at abc 7. taylor family foundation was created by the taylors related to jack of jack camp. jack was diagnosed with brain tumor at the age of 24. and sadly did not survive. but he won't be forgotten thanks to the camp that is name after him. >> i always say there for the

love of jack these families are together and have this support they never had. >>reporter: and the children who survive this honor jack memory every time they come in. >> i think it's really great to have even here and family here and it's just great to get away from your house and your tv. >> this place is a wonderful place for everyone with brain tumors and families just to come here and play. and have fun. >>reporter: cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. no kid should have to face that kind of health crisis. but what wonderful kids they are. thank goodness they have a police lake. that invite to you join thus sunday for indepth look at the incredible work being done by the tail or family foundation and special report that my colleague cheryl will host called just like me. it's sunday at 6:30 p.m. over on abc 7. for more go to our web site and look under see it on tv. you will be moved by what you hear and see i promise you that. well rainy day can ruin

plans but tonight the mayor of sea side town says the tourist season was ruined not by bad weather but bad weather forecasting. spencer not involved in any way of course in that. stay

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two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >> the mayor of a belgium sea side town is threatening to sue. the weather man. the town here border the north sea and while the mayor concede it's not the south of france he claims the climate there is marvelous and tourist friendly. private forecasting firm said they would only have two week of sunshine this month. mayor claimed the forecast take bucket of tourist money out of the town coffer and accusing the firm of public disinformation. mayor is not

alone. local business people also want legal action. >> let's not get crazy ideas we are not suing spencer. >> i can give hiv him a special de-he didn't consult me. you last. >> here's time lapse view lovely time lapse view this evening from our high definition east bay camera western 68 and beautiful sky it is. sun sets. mid level clouds. is in colorful sunset and now we have some sprinkles headed our way. live doppler 7 hd. sprinkle are already here and parts of the santa cruz mountains. areas of light sprinkle and light showers touching the coast line there. moving up north just off the san mateo county coast line and up into the north bay hills. we have sprinkle and that is a picture we can overnight. tomorrow sea have had festival the san francisco. partly cloudy in the afternoon but mostly cloudy early in the day. get mailed in the afternoon up to 65 degrees so get out sample the great vendor food cool breezy in the evening. here's

7 day forecast after tomorrow cloud dissipate we have sunny skies on sunday monday. high pressure climbing back up to about 90 inland then tapering off that the 80's during the week. >> excellent thanks very much. >> larry here with all the sports tonight and talk baseball. >> the giants trying to back into first place tonight. comingers lost. that's good news. no problem. matt is news. no problem. matt is

oh, come up tonight at 11:00. woman wins ugly back yard contest to get a free garden make of. but 11 months later still unfinished. 7 on your side michael look noose what happened. >> you hear from the clown literally the clown who had steve jobs stolen i-pad. 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. weird story. larry is here. >> you spared me the clown parting shot. speaking of clowns the giants life to figure out how to replace one of the best

hitters. no problem tonight in san diego. they scored tons of run. clown sports brought to you by larry. they have a lot of giant fans down there second batter of the game. marco off ross. scooter giants in a flash. offense explode entered the third after rbi triple by angel. dimension scooter can hit. 3 nothing. now 5 nothin nothing. that's a wild pitch. buster 64 s. matt cain swinging the bat. rbi single. to bring in bell. giants 8 runs in the third. cruising up 9 nothing. cain rae tire the first 10 batter he faced. nasty breaking ball. giants win back into first by half game because the dodgers lost tonight. a's and indian. former skipper an his friend with 2,000 2 money ball reunion

more on that in a moment. malone on the mount. trouble. grand slam duncan. one swing of the bat 4 nothing cleveland. rally in the fourth. double brings home carter on the board 4-2. cliff brings in donaldson with base hit. oakland down 4-3. ties it at 4 then donaldson wherever he is eating i want some. in the eighth 4 hits tonight. right now 5-4 a's and they are in the eighth. turning back the clock this weekend to 2002 honoring the money ball team put together amazing 20 game winning streak. led by mick who had clutch game winning hits in the strea streak. big 3 hudson and all the memory coming back. manager then art how celebration not happy with the way he was portrayed in the money ball movie. kind of a sour dim wit but he decided to take part in this weekend festivities to honor the late

corey. >> when i heard corey was his foundation was getting the proceed from his all this i jumped at the chance. corey was a big part of the club and outstanding pitcher great human being. >>reporter: raiders playing arizona in the second game of the pre-season offense still a challenge. silver and black shut out last week. turn overs killed the raiders in the first half. miller scored the first td of the pre-season in the third quarter. right now tied at 24 in the fourth with the cardinals. highlights at 1 11:00. forty-niner first road tested pre-season in houston. moss didn't play last week in the win over the vikings. he gets praise by the players an coaches for the work ethic. tight end davis is competed about the niners new look on offense. >> yes it is exciting man we got players all over the place. and it's great because the more we add to this thing, the more we can win. so the to get

guys lake randy and manage a those are big piece west can add. >>reporter: the niners and raiders coming to receive this season. october 18. niners and seahawks from candlestick then december 6 raiders and broncos both games broadcast by the nfl network and carried on abc 7. golf second round windham championship. north carolyn. low scores today. peterson finished third latter week. tied for third after shooting 2 under 68 today. u.s. open champ simpson shot back. 7 under 63. 'she 11 under. chasing all american walker. no bege in two round. approach on 17 to set autopsy birdie putt. 8 under for the day. 12 under total leading by 1. during a race in the pike peak international hill climb many these drivers lost control and slid off the side of the mountain. somehow you lack at the video and wonder how could

they possibly survive this part of race to the pike peak 14,000 feet high. the mitsubishi flips and flips and flips and this is like never ending. we counted. 11 times. they suffered only minor injuries and many he talked about the near death experience. >> the moment i knew it was all over for us is when we get to the gravel and flying off the edge. slight delayed reaction but pretty much after that it was just tumble tumble tray to hang on and just hope fo to stop. as soon as possible. >>reporter: that's amazing. now to the lincoln tunnel. spencer used to drive through this tunnel all the time. new york and new jersey but not lucky this. they empty it out and formula 1 legend david went 190 miles an hour. tunnel mile and a half and he was through it in just under 30 seconds. >> wow! >> captain get through tonight under 30 minutes usually.

>> you are snrit that's this edition of 7 news for all of us edition of 7 news for all of us here thanks so much for (school bell rings) charlie: here comes my main man, matty. time for a haircut, matty, though.